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Introduction to Journals Online

Welcome to Academy Publishing’s Journals Online, your gateway to a wealth of academic knowledge. Journals Online provides instant access – at any time of the day, from anywhere in the world – to all journals and magazine content published by the Singapore Academy of Law. Academy Publishing is committed to providing a quicker path for journal authors to be published, and for their research to be easily accessed from across the world. The Journals Online portal acts not only as a user-friendly repository of published papers from our distinguished authors but also houses e-First, the e-publishing prior-to-print module, and supports online submission.

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e-First

Through e-First for the SAcLJ and SAL Ann Rev, Academy Publishing provides authors with a module that helps them get published faster. Papers or chapters submitted to the SAcLJ (Singapore Academy of Law Journal) or SAL Ann Rev (Singapore Academy of Law Annual Review of Singapore Cases) are published online, pre‑print edition and soon after the paper is accepted. More on e‑First can be viewed here.

Online Submission

Authors may now submit their papers to the SAcLJ (Singapore Academy of Law Journal) via the online submissions page.

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e-Archive

The digital archive contains all published issues of the SAcLJ (Singapore Academy of Law Journal), the SAL Ann Rev (Singapore Academy of Law Annual Review of Singapore Cases) and Inter Se. All papers published in the print edition of the SAcLJ and SAL Ann Rev are also available electronically through LawNet, HeinOnline and RMIT.

Open Access

The Singapore Academy of Law supports open access by allowing its journal content to be freely accessed via Journals Online. In addition, Academy Publishing offers flexible, hybrid open access models to its authors and works with them to ensure one is chosen that would be beneficial to and sustainable for both parties.